The Light Was Yellow Sir
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As long as deaths and hospitalisations keep falling cases don’t really matter. In fact, given catching it is at least as protective as any vaccine, it might not be such a bad idea.
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Coronavirus (2021) thread
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Tim of the Oak
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No point catching the virus when vaccines are being dished out at a rapid rate.As long as deaths and hospitalisations keep falling cases don’t really matter. In fact, given catching it is at least as protective as any vaccine, it might not be such a bad idea.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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A fair proportion of under 50’s will have already had it though and don’t, therefore, need a vaccine.No point catching the virus when vaccines are being dished out at a rapid rate.
Not only that but with BoJo’s apparent u-turn on vaccine passports, they can’t be dished out fast enough.
unicorn
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I live near Endcliffe Park in Sheffield, scene of "carnage" on Tuesday. Media distorting the picture again, it was small groups of students keeping a good distance apart just enjoying the sun, minimal risk.No - cant literally see *any* reason why that would prompt a lockdown. The very definition of overthinking mate.
The littering was a disgrace, but it was magically gone the next day !
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Having the vaccine after having had the infection will give the person much longer protection.A fair proportion of under 50’s will have already had it though and don’t, therefore, need a vaccine.
Not only that but with BoJo’s apparent u-turn on vaccine passports, they can’t be dished out fast enough.
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Agree, though there is a good chance a higher %age of those not vaccinated and breaking the rules have had it and have some immunity, more than those older vaccinated people.No point catching the virus when vaccines are being dished out at a rapid rate.
Especially as it’s probably the same ones that broke the rules before.
Think the average number that have had it is about 20% for the whole UK, would expect it’s higher as you go younger.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Fair enough. I just think focussed protection is the way to go (and always has been). Protect the vulnerable and don’t worry about the rest. By that I mean vaccinate all the over 60’s and clinically vulnerable across the planet and don’t focus too much on the rest. I appreciate that horse has now bolted but I’d have thought it wasn’t too bad an idea.Having the vaccine after having had the infection will give the person much longer protection.
Could be.
Video is unavailable here but when I click the first video shown is the worst 20 seconds of football voted the winner namely the QPR V City game in 1993 its a scream.
Happy you sent it though because I always wanted to know what Roger Daltrey thought of the Lizard King.
everythingchangesbutblue
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Nope, not a scooby.Video is unavailable here but when I click the first video shown is the worst 20 seconds of football voted the winner namely the QPR V City game in 1993 its a scream.
Happy you sent it though because I always wanted to know what Roger Daltrey thought of the Lizard King.
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